Lack of control and Revolution - 0 views
At pg. 44 in The Stuarts, Kenyon describes how the monarchy lost control of the House of Commons, and how, in the earlier chapter, the monarchy didn't control much of England anyway. Do...
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Eng Rev Hill 2) B) Summary Note - 0 views
An industrial revolution took place the century before 1640. The industrial revolution was stimulated by the plunder of monastic lands, in the New World, and from Africa (the slave trade). Rather...
The English Revolution 1640, "2) a) The Land" ~ Christopher Hill Summary note - 0 views
Initially small agricultural feudal society, production was oriented toward the isolated village community. This was starting to change. There were bourgeois changes that were happening...
Summary Note of Goldston Ch.2 - 0 views
Summary Note of Goldston Ch.2 "1905: Dress Rehearsal" pgs. 53-76 Russia got into a war with Japan over Russia's expansion into Korea. Russia suffered an embarrassing defeat. The poor were so out...
Christopher Hill saying Bourgeoisie was Puritan in 17th century - 0 views
The part where Simpson says that Christopher Hill was saying that the Bourgeoisie were Puritans (Simpson, Alan. Puritanism in Old and New England. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press, 1972. P...
The End of History by Fukuyama - 0 views
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Ian Schlom on 24 Sep 12Hegelian Dialectician.
Art and Anarchism Thrive Together - 0 views
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Oh, my! This is amazing! How interesting!
The Mirage of Neo-Communism | Dissent Magazine - 0 views
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This is Jodi Dean responding to a critical review of The Communist Horizon. The critique ends with pessimism and dismissal of communism: I remain pessimistic about the likelihood that these forces will effectively organize an alternative to the current neoliberal hegemony. Contrary to Marx's famous quip, mankind does not always set for itself only problems it is able to solve. And it is likely that the range of problems currently before us will persist and even grow, and that an effective political response will not be forthcoming. This is a reason to refrain from celebrating a post-historical dispensation or from mythologizing the power of the democratic Left. But it is also a reason to refrain from mythologizing communism or fantasizing about a "communist horizon." Communism was a god that failed. And the communist horizon is a fantasy of salvation.
Marx Man. /1844 and the Feudal-Capitalist transition of Eng. Rev. - 0 views
pg. 62 has what human pre-capitalist relations are. At the top paragraph of pg. 61 Marx talks about the transition of feudal land into capitalist land. Pretty important if you're going to be talki...
Brainstorm: factors of Civil War 20 Nov'11 - 0 views
So far I know that the players in the civil war were the gentry, the land and urban capitalists forming the bourgeois revolutionaries, the commoners and the peasantry were usually against the king ...
The National Archives - The Civil War - 0 views
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